Adventure out of the Camel Estuary to the wild Atlantic Ocean on a guided RIB trip. Explore the Padstow coastline, spotting some of the amazing marine wildlife and learning all about them.
Padstow
Climb aboard a RIB vessel and travel out of the Camel Estuary toward the Atlantic Ocean. Cover approximately 25 miles of beautiful coastline in search of an array of marine life that inhabits the area. Slow down in designated regions where you are likely to spot wildlife.
Seize the possibility to spot seals, dolphins, porpoises, whales, and even sunfish. Stay on the lookout for a myriad of seabirds including gannets, shearwaters, fulmars, oystercatchers, shags, cormorants, and more.
From April to July, find the cliffs teeming with nesting guillemots and razorbills, and visit “Puffin Island”, one of the last places puffins can be found nesting in Cornwall, with hopes of spotting these beautiful birds.
Learn about the wildlife you see, as well as local points of interest and the rich local heritage. Depending on weather and sea conditions, visit Port Isaac, home of ‘Doc Martin’, or Trevose Head, where you can get a unique view of the ‘new’ Padstow Lifeboat Station.
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Duration 2 hours
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Live tour guide
English
Small group
Limited to 12 participants
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